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EU's Borrell to call meeting next week if Russia oil embargo deal not forthcoming

A meeting of European Union foreign ministers will be held next week should countries from the bloc fail to reach an agreement over an oil embargo against Russia by the weekend, the EU's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said on Friday.

Reuters

Von der Leyen confident EU will pass new sanctions package

Eurpoean Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Friday she was confident the bloc would approve a new package of sanctions against Russia.

Reuters

Europe turns into cocaine hub as multi-billion-euro market expands, EU says

Europe is increasingly becoming a hub for production and trans-shipment of cocaine to other regions of the world, in addition to being a major consumption market, EU agencies said on Friday, warning also about the expanding methamphetamine industry.

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Boy in tears as Ryanair stop him from boarding flight to dream family holiday

LFC fan Ryley McGuckin, 11, cried and apologised to his little brother Barry, 7

Liverpool Echo

Ryanair staff refuse to let boy board Tenerife flight despite him having legal passport

Ryley McGuckin, 11, cried when staff at Prestwick Airport said his passport was invalid even though it still had four months on it - his mum forked out an additional £600 to get her family to Tenerife on another holiday

Daily Mirror

Hungary cannot support new EU sanctions against Russia in present form -PM Orban

Hungary cannot support the European Union's new sanctions package, which includes an embargo on oil imports, in its present form, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Friday.

Reuters

Ryanair leave Scots boy in tears after refusing to let him on holiday flight despite legal passport

Ryley McGuckin, 11, cried and apologised to his little brother Barry, seven, after staff at Prestwick Airport said his passport was invalid despite having several months left to run.

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Ryanair admits it was wrong to deny boarding to boy with valid UK passport

Exclusive: Europe’s biggest budget airline has U-turned to comply with European rules on British passports

The Independent UK

Germany to help eastern EU states without ports access LNG -Scholz

Germany will show solidarity with European Union countries seeking alternatives to Russian gas and oil, for example helping eastern states without ports in the North or Baltic Seas access liquefied natural gas (LNG), Chancellor Olaf Scholz said on Thursday.

Reuters

Frozen fish recalled due to unauthorised veterinary medicine found in batch

An alert about the recall was issued by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland

Dublin Live

EU countries 'almost' have agreement on new sanctions, top diplomat says

European Union countries are "almost there" in agreeing the bloc's proposed new package of sanctions against Russia, including an oil embargo, the bloc's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said on Thursday.

Reuters

Frozen fish urgently recalled due to unauthorised veterinary medicine found in batch

An alert about the recall was issued by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland

Irish Mirror

France pledges €2bn for Ukraine's resistance against Russian troops

French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday vowed to plough nearly 2 billion euros into supporting Ukraine in its fight with Russian armed forces.

Radio France Internationale

Roman Abramovich loan status clarified in official Chelsea statement on takeover

A statement has been released on behalf of Roman Abramovich as the takeover process of Chelsea inches towards a conclusion

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Orban says new EU sanctions against Russia would harm Hungary more -report

The European Union's new sanctions package against Russia, including an embargo on crude oil imports, would cause more harm to Hungary than Russia, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said, news website index.hu reported on Thursday.

Daily Record

TUI issues passport warning to travellers with 2022 holiday booked amid delays

Customers have been urged to check their passport details.

Reuters

French left's new 'disobedient' stance is warning shot for EU

Winning next month's legislative election may be a long shot for France's new hard-left alliance, but the fact President Emmanuel Macron now faces two eurosceptic opposition blocs should cause concern among France's European Union partners.

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Kaliningrad: Russia's 'unsinkable aircraft carrier' deep in Nato territory

The Russian Baltic Fleet has announced that it carried out a series of simulated missile strikes of its nuclear-capable Iskander system. This is not the first time that the Russian exclave – roughly the size of Northern Ireland and wedged between Nato and EU members Poland and Lithuania – has…

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Exclusive-WHO members to consider shutting Europe hub office in Russia over Ukraine - document

World Health Organization states will consider a resolution against Russia next week after its invasion of Ukraine, including the possible closure of a major regional office in Moscow, a document obtained by Reuters showed on Thursday.

The Conversation

Phasing out oil can offer a better life for many

The EU could ban crude oil imports from Russia within six months if a new round of sanctions is approved. Excluding a handful of countries, refined Russian oil products like petrol and diesel could cease to flow into the EU by the end of 2022.

The Guardian - UK

Boris Becker could face deportation from UK, Home Office confirms

Ex-tennis star may have to represent himself in potential case that could set post-Brexit legal precedent

The Independent UK

$6.5 billion raised at donors’ conference for Ukraine

War-ravaged Ukraine has received pledges for $6.5 billion more in humanitarian aid at an international donor’s conference in Warsaw

Manchester Evening News

TUI send out important passport warning to anyone who has booked a holiday this year

The warning comes on the back of some countries turning away Brits for not having adequate issue dates on their passports

The Conversation

'Walking through Europe's door, singing' – How Eurovision helps define Europe's boundaries (and why Ukraine will likely win)

This year’s Eurovision Song Contest – an annual celebration of pop music in which nations compete to win the votes of judges and the public – takes place on May 14 in Turin, Italy. And Ukraine is overwhelmingly the favorite to win.

Radio France Internationale

Will crawling into bed with France's hard left save or sink the Socialists?

France's long-established Socialist Party has fallen into line behind the hard-left France Unbowed, joining a left-wing alliance aimed at depriving President Emmanuel Macron of a majority in parliament in next month’s elections. Some party heavyweights see it as the final nail in the coffin of the fractured Socialists; others feel…

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